//Natural Vignetting Effect
Sometimes it takes a plain-jane shot to appreciate a Holga's images true majesty: dreamlike, somewhat soft, vignetted at the corners, overflowing with color, and absolutely bursting at the seams with personality. It's easy to see why this plastic machine is so fiercely addictive. To spice things up just a little bit, try putting one of our color or multiple images in front of your lens. More samples HERE.

//Light leaked & messed up
The most unique trademark aspect of the Holga are light leaks. The camera pretty simple and light can penetrate the Holga and produce light incidences on your negative. This can be anything from a slight red tint to a fully burnt out image with the film exp number burning onto the negative. It's most likely to happen in bright sunlight, after dropping the camera or slightly loosening your spool for developing. More samples HERE.

//Multiple Exposures
The Holga has a separate shutter and advance –meaning that you can shoot as many times as you like on the same frame without advancing. This feature can be intentional or accidentally ruin a single exposure photo. It's easy to forget to advance the film. Multiple exposures can create complex and stunning images and also turn accidental double exposures into photographic miracles. More samples HERE.

//Long exposures
Choose between 2, the standard daytime speed or the exotic long-exposure “B” setting - where you can hold the shutter open for as long as you want. To all you night photograping vigilanties out there, you may now capture dazzling night images without a flash. Pair it with a flash to freeze your sharp, flashed subject in front of a streaming, glowing background. More samples HERE.